DONNA SUMMER AND RANDY JONES AGAIN
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Donna Summer And Randy Jones
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Donna Summer Sings Her Hits
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Class Act Donna Summer
Anyway, you all read my story on the Donna Summer event the other night at Mansion on west 28th street. I got some comments agreeing with me and others saying I was a asshole and was just talking sour grapes. I made my point in the story below that I wrote yesterday. The point was that the press is very important to any celebrity that is promoting a album, a movie etc. There was no need to move me around for some publicists boyfriend. There was plenty of room. There was no excuse of making Village People icon Randy Jones stand on a stairwell for almost a hour waiting to see Donna. Any old time publicist would have know this was the shot and taken Randy in to see Donna right away. Any good publicist would have know that Randy and Donna were the icons of Studio 54 and this is the shot the world would want to see. So enough about the losers SONY hires.THE SHOW
The show was fantastic. Donna sang most of her greatest hits. She is a legend. People that lived the Studio 54 days were in tears. She belted out one great song after another. Soprano star Robert Furano along with famed art king Derek Storm were there. Artist Sean Paul watched the show in amazment. The lighting was great, the sound fantastic and Donna moved around the stage like it was the 1970's again. Her new album 'Crayons' is sure to be a huge hit. The show was a very moving ride down memory lane and even Donna started to cry when she saw Randy Jones. The audience went wild on each and every song. Mansions own Lee Blumer looked like a disco queen herself. We spotted Village Voices Michael Musto cheering Donna on. There was nightlife icon Chip Ducket dancing like he had Studio 54 owner Steve Rubel next to him. My favorite People Magazine reporter Heather Passaro was right in front of the stage singing along. So besides the publicist flack, Donna was a hit and always will be !
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Mark Thiry With Artist Sean Paul And Chip Ducket
Donna Summer's Last Dance
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